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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS.
iht grcats.t bargains ever offered iu SEA
Sl.AbLE DRESS GOODS. AMI vs. would NJ
S. every lady thildirt OF purchasing % fan
oI winter costume to examine hem without t'-
10y. Nr1rc sci'iuS 2N-ilch ALi~NCOLS EKGES
b. f'lck and c-lored, for 3.1.c. These g1Ols
,.uit Boz rdertul bargain az ,0c. Ladies'
g. .par. ire . black costume t.at sin wear ani
.ivc e'tt. s2lsia.tion should cali carly auI
examine u.r stock N B.Ach GOODS SEBAS-
IOICL CLOTHS arc v1ry fashionable. We
Lave f.ca Nle OF cDiort ~ f-.r. Goods
re.ily worth -. HEAVY CORDED SE3A>4O-
JOB az gJ..; regular soliius price 80. BROAD
liOll, be- cl coior, 81 tLj2a worth f25j
>i-c MIXED DRESS GOODS ati0'. Very or .u
y.n don't caro- 10 lay more than .j'. Tor nice
cIC3s &c can Give tANllMERE-, kIADA-
MAS. FLANNELS, BOONE CLOTHS. and
~tNGES. . n'ce assormrn. o.. D.. goods
one of Che -IcrIDl things in dress goods il "a
flNI CASHMERE Tor - .c.-3j inoACa W.do:
Dot BIZ WIDTH CA~IIN IRE only ltLc Elmo
LILA, y M III, iAlh ohly lJ.. ALL
WOOL NoHAIh Ch &c IS 80 49,, 5d inche "iie
DLOAE~, CLOAk~.-Nhen you come IO lolh
osri aid tho new goods il this department don't
miss our FLUSH GARMENTS. We nave 2
nice i.-c 0f short and long wrap. We are sell
iIg PITS COATS az 80 that sold lsSL season
10 $50 They are new and fresh goods. CHECK
or SIBl r. CLOTH NEW MARKETS, with hood
OTcdpc. "a. S. MISSES fASCI-CLOIH JACK
EIS al g.; MISSES CLOAKS. tue largest as
eortncnt IN the Getty; MISSES NEWMAkKETS
40 -. 8. g, and q. BLACK aud WHITE JER-
SFls' at si.2j worth -; CnMDREN'S JER-
SENS az 90. LADIES. CIllLDREN'S, AND
GENTLEMEN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR-
$50 dozen LADIES' FINE MERINO
VESTS, silk stitched, pearl buttons. worth
l5o. each al 49,; 30 dozen LADIES' ME-
UNO VESTS, full fashioned. at 7Jc. each
PANTS 10 match. fully worth 81 %; LADIES'
SWISS RIBBED JERSEY VEST at 81. In white.
clenm, PINK, sky-plue, and taus: GENTLE
MEMS BROWN SPANISH SHIFTS n 49,
worth 81: GENTLEMEN'S CAMELS HAIR
SHIRTS AZ 81 worth SL15; LANCAoIEKS ME-
ulCATFD SHIRTS aud PANTS NJ S1.3j eecn;
CHILDREN'S MERlNO VESTS and PANTS,
,uuy 20 per cent wool, size IL 90 90 3D.: SIZE
81. 10 10, Sc. siz0 - To a. So. each. BLAN-
hETS.-thc cold weather has como. You w,ll
need blankets. our stock 10 complete. We arc
.oilug regular s. BLANKET for t2.1J. SAL
TEEN and DOWN COMFOErABLES cheaper
iuau ever before. CARPETS. OIL-CLOIHS,
90 6, MATTHIAS, and TRUNKS. SPECIAL
SALE OF HOSIERY THIS WEEK. Finest and
most carefully selected stock Of KID GLOVES
in the city. JULIUS SYCLE ~ son,
2l3 east Broad street,
oc lS-Tu&Th between Second aud Third
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

high-handed, imprisoned the Attorney
General and the Commonwealth g
attorney at Richmond for contempt on
supposed official disrespect to him in
the prosecution Of those legal wrongs
upon Virginia. The Constitution is q
common property, and while Virginia
happens TO be chosen rs the site of its
undermining by legal sappers in this
instance, it cannot be inferred that il
is anywhere perfectly safe or that it
may be broken or injured there with
out weakening il in all other States.
There can be no plain magma chdrta
for the guarantee and preservation of
the principles Of our institutions, if any
OF Its provisions are liable to be thus
wrested or subverted and utterly dis
toited by four or five judges, whom the
people have never delegated either TO
make or to unmake n Constitution for
them. The utmost limit of their Just
powers is to obey the Constitution ex-
actly as the people made it.
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a..g- ESTABLISHED N 1873.
OSCAR CRAM & CO.,
aN-g mn r.. "a

FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
beg leave 10 call attention % their large stock
,l he aforementioned goods, most " which
aIe 81 their own importation from the first
houses iu T. ROPE AND HAVANA.
>NEKRiE> of many different qualities. from
fhc lower 10 ,he very finest gralc5; hADElRA~
nom ten 90 fifty years Ola; BiANDlES, vim
tIscs from lfl7 % Is}i
Their stock Of FINE RYE. BOURBON, AMI
SCOTCH WHISKEl%. JAMAICA and ST..
CHOIX RUN, APPLE and PEACH BRANDIES
81 not surpassed by any house In Gals city.
tf CHANpAGNES they always keep al tho
lctding brands 90 stock. but refor especially %
iheir PREMIERE SERhE AID viz DES
GOlS-ES, selected for thom and CONGO led 10 De
the finest wines imported. o. t-3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

"Ex-President HAYES, tits said, takes
great interest in the international
yacht-races. RUTHY would better stick
to chicken-fghting. He knows more
about it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

"BLAINB has way of stating the
case so that no one can mistake it. "
Yet he seldom states a case that he does
not shortly afterward aver that the pub
lie had mistaken him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

at is said that FORAKER will have
used his mouth in every county in
Ohio before the canvass is over" Some
kind friend of FoRAKBR's should accom-
pany him on his rounds with a ticker
Of green persimmon juice.
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New Book.

lack Hall; or, The School Days
Of an american Boy. BY ROBERT
GRANT, author Of Face to Face, "
&c. Illustrated 10y f. G.. ATWOOD.
Boston JORDAN, MARSH & Co. 1887.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

ISAAC SYCLE * CO.. aos BGotD
DRY GOODS, CLCAhS AND D'.I. ST.
CLOAKS.-Ihe latest al m..t rrat
styles u NeWmArhr.-. .a.s... ht'...-,
Goats, Jlaters. Gowns, h4-..r-, g.. .- I.'
prices are way down. Tile .alit' Htf
up. The STOCK lmncLi" llss,. tes -.
pies IN Household >uppED--Fik, N.-..4 a.
sLeetiBg-, blalkct- ana t,lif-, llO4- ...
Linen Goods, Table and Piano Covers. l...
Curtains and spreads, W. axe ~ l.-g %, i,..'f
slarmlugiy loa-loW,r 1rAl ~ iafo eF"r
them before ia all u4r L4-l .fss a. N-. |.H
had % Guy qusutiuss to lY -, OAt mas ai
right lou can grt lie advantage ~ ul. .
qual purchase ~ buying ever g. small 4t.N-
tty. 100 gHir * Lac t-re1in- Halru ~ ..t
sell 40 So. per pair; 10 dozen Neae 8i ~.
hoso-tlack, tl4c, ani brown. tA!fll' -
Anybody can tsA yoA ia. rh-u yoI tIy sore
Tot, ~ W that yUI are buying Rem A. '..'
right plsce-ths place % -. th- quality. t.'
llN price. iLo correct Wel..ra. Cur tart.' is-
ps.'msut consist. ~ an extensive I'D we.l--'-
lSetcd assortment ~ AEmii--Dla, wilson's. 20 p
quotes. Brussels, Ialcztirs, lnsfa'ua, MAS
Rugs, Iruggct-, til-tiolna, hatlngs, Liul-
leums. Anew THINGS To ASA no SEE
Ask 90 Sc oar smyrna Hearth Nlg 90 2! Ask o.
see our smyrna Hearth Rug a. fLs5; ask o. 90
our smyrna hug at i5c. asa tO soc our Sugr.A
Rug 81. We Keep al siZes-lsx38 llras-
42X50 Inches. H2je inches, 2dXlb lucleA. 1iAsl
Inches, .01s2 Inches, AKA fsctt in-Lcs, Az ir"f
Aate az Sc. AJAX o. sec our LmeoirIm Iali Ou
your nooJ a. 55c. az . seq our Carpet = -.
81 =. and 5ec. We guarantee % sell you tlue
carpet. VI whlcL Ho have e sulcct e,o1,. q. a.
lower price than anybody iu tho clty. JAlA-
MISE MOLt-ShlAS.--lnc SKINS. n Rlicl
Ne have sold such q quantity ais season. -r.
pretty D. look az aud make a. cXcrieut Hearth
hug. Buggy Robe, " Hal Rug. Ne ai5J La.'
q smaller size FOR Baby-Carr.lgt. White and
Gray. Price fa5O 49, IS: baby Woocs. a.
. Na q
We are Acknowledged hcalQlaI ERA on OBJ
aforementioned goods, a11 are showing thia
,ca on = line thSt admits Of L0 comparison.
Csl and eco the goods. 0o tCit tue pr'o, 81
then compare tho goods Win toe price, aai qlr-
chase accordingly.
ISAAC SiClE eco.
800 Broad streol, mex. Corner ihfl,
Note location OCls-ruA4l
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE Or THE BOARD or STREET,
EVER, AND DRAIN COMMISSIONERS,
81 MAIH STREET,

OFFICE or THE BOARD or STREET
SEWER. AND DRAIN COMMISSIONERS,
81 MAIS STREET,
NORFOLK, Va, October 3, 1887.
pIDS WILL BEOPENED AT THIS
AD OFFICE on the 2isr DAY OF OCTOBER,
1851. at IL O'Clock NJ. for RRPAVING GRANNY
STREET, IN THIS CITY, WITH SECOND
CLASS GRANITE BLOCKS. kESRTrfNG
CLUBBING. GuTTERING AND CURLING,
BRIDGING, sc.
Bids must be mado separately on the form 10
he furnished at this ONCE. First, for furnish
Ing all material and performing all work re-
CURED; secondly for performing the work
only; and thirdly, for furnishing all material.
Parties bidding will be- required 10 furnish
bonds with good security Ia tho sum Of $500
with their bids as pledge Of their good faith
In proposing for the work
specifications may be seen. and all informa-
non Ia regard 10 tho work obtained on applica-
tiOa at this ONCE.
Zach proposal must DO accompanied by
specimen OF the stone Intended 10 DO used.
Tho rieht 70 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
r. r. GUY.
Chairman Street, Sewer. and Drain Commits
sionefh,
II. HODGES.
Chairman Street CoinInftteo Common Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

The Effect OF Sleeping in Cars
is the contracting OF cold, which often
results seriously TO the lungs. Never
neglect cold, but take Ia time Tay-
lor's Cherokee Remedy of Eweet Gum
and MulIein~naturos great cough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
THE WEATHER
ANDFYou WISH CONE AT
TILALTIJLER BROTHERS'
40 sEcrNE srITABLE ARTIcLEs ~ MaAR w I

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Z
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ortl emanyG
sdes 70 die,
o 80
ALLY FOR U.s.
sntei tov srwelan tlsu K
= Of you n
good q a T. 20 %
rsecnfn So ~
nlciors
NATEUALSve
yOu
s.
Wo M 10
in few
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tfAIN-It..,,f
sly e from u % uI
yIs,
TUAIHINFR BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

We have tie Virginia Ncdical
Monthly for October. LANDON b. Ed
WARDS, NJ. d., editor and proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TRRtsCREgs OFfIcs.l
llESgiCO COUNTY, Va, October IS, lS,1.
he taxes fOr state and county Tor The yea
n lSN viii De reaiy for collection Nov ENBlA
I, lsST, at my ofilce, county court hosss.
The law imposes Is PENALTY % PEI
CENT. on all taxes remaining unpaid DE- -A-
hkR /, 1887. Very respectfully,
GEORGE h. ANDERSON,
Oc lS2w Treasurer u HonucO coluty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

Screa cases Of BiGakcts Jy Mon
day's steamer wW be opca and for
safe fran to-doy on. ]0U can rcadi-
N understand That il 1rc boVgh such
n bin lot NJ Biankcts this iotc in hc
SEASON il ac0s TIC az prices that
tempted as. " cum interest house
hccp0s, Joarding-hoUse kecpcrs, amt
hotd poopic. There are 1913, HIS,
md Pas, and the prices are such
as riH MARE them fast sctcrs.
O0r Dress Sflg ,rc cqnuot say too
much far. 4 .bnc AH- Wool S4i'iny.
4 MIXTURE Of sfrong, contrasting
coiors. WARMTH rjM Hghtncss. 4
SAT-, perfectly finished svrJacc, on
good, stonH welt-spup, weli-worcn
yora. " bciicre Mis 10 BE- the best
ratue Jor the money get o0crcd in
Dress StUB5. ForyjoUr inches Widc,
i5c. u yard. Grccns, browas, gar
nets, blusS.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

A French savant predicts that the
"nose must CO." Does he mean that
We are all to become agnostics?
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r-5- A. HUTZLER'S SONS,

u5 EAST BROAD STREET
VIE ARE SOW PREPARED 10 SHOW As
CHOICE ~TOCh OF GOODS Is OUR
LISE As Any HOtoEIN
THE CITY.
DRESS GOODS.
THIS DEPARTMENT has received tho MOS g
rthttIL ATTENTION. oar selection. eI-
hla'e re NEWEST COLORNGS. FABRICS.
ptf COMBINATIONS. Gail to 500 Us before
yOI buy.
},e have EVERY GRA .E AID SHADE 0F
TulsG CHOICE GOODS ~ lBINcH, fgIND q,
A,D --INCH WIDTHS. our prices caul9. oa
CARPETS AND RUGS.
his portion Of our business though mes -
J-. hs- been successful beyond our best cE-
rotations. Our inst AMI second purchase
having been s0ll out WE WILL OPEN
THIS WEEK
Our THIRD SUPPLY, EMBRACING TUE
NEWEST AND MOST NOVEL DESIGNS
SHOWN ~ THIS MARKET. orr assortment
viii please the most tasuii0us taste; our term 3
Niil surprise ySu, If you hayo l0okei else
where.
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAINS.
HAVING PI RELEASED LAIt3ELT OF THESE
GOODS DURING THE RECENT DECLINE ~
PRICES We can furnish the BEST GOODS AS
tNEAP ~ HE lNF ERlOkQt Alkllk' lAN l.
BEEN SOLD HERETOFORE.
CLOAKS, WRAPS, AND JERSEYS.
We are n little late In showing our STOCK
OF THESE INDlSP ENSABLE GARMENTS,
but We have waited until this time in order ~
ue aolo % PROCURE ONLY THE LAfEo i DE-
SIGNS AND BEST STYLES. We think our
Judgment has met with its reward, for 10y lay
iug IN our stock little later than usual W.
taye avoided the purchase Of POORER STYLES
which were forced on the market early in tAe
season. Tho GARMENTS WE SHOW SOW
ore stylish. we'll made, OF tho best material,
ana warranted 20 wear.
BARGAINS.
We always keep a stock ~ FACTORY ENDS
~ DOM ESTlC CO1TONS, SUEETlNGs. CAN
TON FLANNEL.S, AND PRINTS. which are
sold al ABOUT ONE HALF VALUE.
y. HUTZLBR'S Sons,
&C ls-Tu&Th 80 cast broad street.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO L0AN.-WE HAVE
w 5000 TO LEND-in sums of from 400 TO
Il, eO0-On trst-class real estate. Charges mo-
dorate and business confidential. Apply at
once to RAWLINGS & ROSE,
Real Estate Brokers'
&C 1881 No. II north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

we rho" ms scnsou our eciec' 4ns ff,.. &c..
Of tho largest CLOAK mnnufn,.'.t.,. i'
country. 800
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uSRIk RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

uNRlE RAll-W A l, now known is the NEW
YOkk LAKE ki,l L. AND " EsrskN RAILROAD
lra,,s oave ham oors-sI stations
uuu lve leave 2odsL Station aeon minutes eArliss
llAu o.u SlAuOcfS-sL
.r,u Goa. hos w usnaiuiou EAir. HoInealsvLa
BuaaIv .,o,,, ~ -, ,,n.,s, AM, - lam. A..
sod v. Day and bunet sioeplng
Ia elapd, IucI.nal,
ruinian oi.sPine No'eues " ounaV N.AkArA
and lOiono NJ eAta ciiai 'o a5l tiinc
- a., Daily. Ia press Pullman DAY ani SiceyiuI
fru,, 10 bngu.inlUn, Eiuira, ,.ochesieg. bunao Ma
nara tas Cln.i nnst and IA.aSo . -.
assault $40, oAo.I2u. 1;oV $3.50, lO:20 An,
900, itu, J:lU o,v o:oo, Ulo v5O,
7:lo 1:4, ooV. 1880 p iLoo miahiHhI sundays, oao
iv:-U ui az uoon Lao S'Ao oSo' 'so WV Aosv
pirsn A 40 $40 l.21 $50. $780, LOGO H., 1900 noon
no o:uU o1v tsO. o:OO olo 500, o:oO 6lO 49, !'is
"a. s:uv ~ lV:Sv lZvo midngI sundays 3tS,
$50 lV:zv iz:vV u.. lao &lo. o:SV iso. 49, ioSo
1. M lZuU nilniShI aoa 90, ,,ao
i:sv n 2:vv. - 3d. +Zv 4ov, o4o oi1o o-o Sos
hJv 900 w. IZ:VO niunignt asiy except SunlS
sunday vio ~ M $40 49, ovo y M IA "A, sno sto
DO Ia, 7lJ, Tao. oSu, 1000 H. anu - y! ~
SUNDAY do 900. lo4O lao, AiiS e'So soo iusV
warwyk 40 v:UU 1910 M k30 p M sundays o;4o N
Monlyyii,, y.vV u ui, 800 " NJ ... . IA go.
S.vv ~ a. snu..ays $40 a. And 900
isonlory, konaout ANA Ainxs,on. vVO w., a'oe u
scyan.o. pun.norr, wv = m. except sundaya
Goshen .t3. Too: 800 O20a 3sv. 800 t5O so"
80 D. m. sundays, Sac. $3.50 lOIV ooO. son m,
iddIetown 4<6 6;&5 7ioU sVO l0:2U $780, l3J osss
o:vU i. sunays 3io. 500, lOAo $780, ooA
y. ihe 300 ~ n train sops .. Nan.st only ., s..o
Port J~rvs &:&0. 800 oOv iulv $780, 400 600 so
$50 y IA. sundays $50. lsYo w.. o:v0 $50 Soo II
1cgets passage aud spsrtmsnts IN Drawing ~
Sleeping be amt orders Cor The sasz'
ns x NJ. Eo s.. 4S I'll TS. INV " Isl I: y
Ssl tuouss. Br0skyn VI ~ .as ComvAays acyesa III
hxpre.s trains run ss West arrive " HswSSS - '>''
'''' ''''V /. r. SXkH 81 ussI PAGER Agent Nsw'yssA
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF cOrtlanat or Dss
Dresses sta As follows
Ia III. tor Catasauqua and intermediate points
2 Geneva LvonS Emtra Rochester Buffalo an l
The West and principal local posntA Chair car 10 Wilkes
barre.
Ip m for Tunkhannock points Char
ioTunkhannock Connection 10 Recalling and Harrisburg
$40 p. Pttston and principal Intermediate points
Chair To PittstOn-
$40 o. m Copsy and ntermetilte points Colnecslo1
10 iealing and HARRISBURG Chair oar 10 o. ilH
7 d m Tor HenevA Lyons EnlrA Rochester 3ufLlo kat
the West Pullman sleeper % Lybn%
IN o L,urvs AMI ntsru dilte coi1t&
Train, leaving 1t l n n. and $40 n coaascs .Se
sllpolnts in Mahauoy nnt fazieton 'oh ReyiolA
SUNDAY rRAfNt
eA m. for Mauch Chunk Hazieton and uiterneuAH
biOn m for Copi,y lnt inferno tate points
In m tor Geneva Lyons ElnirA rochester Buffalo AL
the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
A LII fares reduced.-StonngtOn Line. The
"A iavorte inside Route for Boston. Providence al
New. England points
full nights rest by taking late trains from
keclung par between steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHA ROE.
No. &c. North River. block
Above Iana.sL, ~ Aou i. aAiiy, eAoopI ounaiAyA
\. ". tOPfLE, oeuI Passenger AgG,
50 4. q iurk
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Dantiny Ataosmirs.

ALLEN DODWORTH. No. GS1 Fifth-ave
Ilsss frd private Terror. send stamp fer crcular.
INV WORK. confirms Instruction ior all dances $50
nruros for the oOthon. Ircv. 81 90 stamps postal
order
LEXANDER MACGREGORS,
~ Msfizonave Private lessons hour daily classes
every day new classes forming
DEILLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING, SIS
Ii 5have, Is reopened for the postage
circular.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Trains leave Harlem River station. corner l32st AMI
Lincclnave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
uesched y Second Avenue and suburban Eley. Rail
roads, daily except Sundays OF 646 TOO ol0 TO- liS3
a. 2;I0 S;b6. 40 5:4h $40. x 1890 M. for Port
Morris Casanova coax Point. Hunts Point West Farms.
Van Nest. West Chesfe Timnson's Bay Chester pelham
Bay Bartow ity Island Pelham Manor and sew Rochelle
connecting New Rochelle with trains for
line of the New York, New-aven and
road Shore Line and AIR Line Divisions New-Canaan.
Middetown. New Britain Sueld branches Boston
81 all points East
Midnight train New Rochelle and all Intermediate ats,
tons at 121Oa m. dalv except Mon,iava
New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at M 1901 and $50 the latter train
ng at New. Rochelle with train To STANFORD
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Geatbsrs.

4 BEST TEACHERS Tutors and Govern
~. supplied without charge TEACHERS registered
free. MANY PORN stamp. Il. D. AVERY,
American School bureau. West lith-st.. y. Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teacher. Tutors Gov
Colleges, school. amt Families.
MR@ NJ j. OuNG.fU LION. - Unou square
4 YALE GRADUATE wishes private pupils,
~ preparation Tor college speciality highest testimonials
andciy references Address YALE. Box TO- Tribune
NNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w or both supplies Professors Teachers
Gorornrssos, Muscans ousske.pers Companions. etc.
colleges schools aud iamics also BOokkeepcrs seuogr
ulcrs and COpyirt- to business firms
MRS. A. u. CULVER $40 5thavc Now.York City.
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nyI.AWARF LACKAWAyYA and WEaT
NEW,: YORK CENTRAL AND HCDS0,t

RIVER RATLROA D.-Conmo ncny Tannhry ,, 1881
through trains wiz ieava Grand rApfrli DanOf
"a Rochester thr,r@h draw'r9 II
Albany. Trov. a. Adams Ronse's Pr and svracnse.
-H:5o n ''Tha r,"itei" with iinny siopDing ~
Ahanv, Utica Syracuse, Rochester RuFao Nagarl Falls
dav -
10 GOA M hicago Express drawinrroom cars to Canaan
,ll'sn m. Western New.York and Northefn Express
with dra wins room
3iO M. Albany TROY aud Utica Express with drawing.
10 rrov.
n m Accommodation 10 ALBANY and Troy.
.fn chicago and 81 Lons Fxnress with slee1ingrsrs
Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi.
cago M -. Lonis Dining.car New-York 10 Albany
$40 Montreal Express with seeDngcars to Montreal
Rms 10 Utica siOpning ~ PRINCIPAL stations
r. m. Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 7 10 4 m,
BnTalo. 9:S5 and Cleveland IL: Is Bextdav.
10 u Pacific Eypress with sleepingcars Tor Roches
Chicago SlAenineSars wafertpvn VI, Utict asp 70
Apbrrn Geneva AMI Canandsigus iailv sxceD SATURDAY.
1li5p m. Night Express with seeping.cars Albany
Troy Connerts with hs morning trains for theWess
and FOR the North except Saturday nighr.
Tickets sale AZ Grand Central Denof. No. Btttery
Place 4l3 Boa'wav, Harlem l25fh-st AMI &thsve
and at Wescofs ENnress Offices Park Mace near Brad.
wavl Ish AMI nag Broaivav an 90 West l25thst New.
4th-st.. williamsburg.
Accommotatons lrwtngr,om ani slespllg;lr' csa ~
procured AZ any Of the ticket Offices in Newfork city AMI
1888 Was1ingtonsf. PrOoklvu.
Baggage called for and checked from resltence
These trains dtly All Other daily except sunday.
iThcse trains sion at Harlem u2jth,t and ith;avel
J. NJ TOUCEY II. VI. kENDRICK,
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY q, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINZ
AND UNITED STATES MAIL Rourr.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave via Dssbrosses and Coraudt
HarsSarS PissUurs and the West with Pullman Palace
sso Of aad % s Gs sna
sS TO- sss sS2 4. M GsE s.s g.
Ell ca
ss: sSs e 20 go
day s 40 and sp ssn and l2 night
FOR Cape May. week days. liio On Saturdays only,
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta.
On Sunday Sit a. IN. and p 10 stop at Asbar3
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York Philadelphia
Boas Brooiyn Annex connect wa, through train,
Jersey City shording speedy and direct traDsfer fOs
y1ass as1rs From pittsuure 5lo zso llso m, TOO
go ssS s:so S s s$S ssS and
ssS 90 so s.: r. % 3D. ii aa$ ICES Il
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cor
lndt streets Ferries. as follows;
.' ss sf Night n sss
rasss ,.syas S.,T
aud LILO z. L. 8, D. m. aud 10 o aud a m
on sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broai Street station PHILADELPHIA
l2,i 800 4Oo 440 6:l0 600 1880 $40. 800 $40. IL
and lll6 (Lim'ed Express lila d. m J. IL l0
"a, 9, 9. 6:35 7l2 10 and $50 D. M On sunday i2Si
800 400 4t0, 5:l0 $780, $40 ~. l248 "a: So Imtedr
$50 7I2 and S:l2 D. IN $3.50 ~"
Leave Philadelphia Via Camden. 900 daily except Sun.
day.
Ticket Offices 849 436 and GA Broadway Aston HousA
and foot OF Desbross.s and Corandt Court &c aud
Brooklyn Annex station. Of BroOkIyn 6Ia
ton, Jersey Cy Emigrant Ticket ONCE. No battery
place. and castle Garden
New York Transfer Company Will call for and chec
baggage hotels ami residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH, JR WOOD
General Manager. General Passr
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4 PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

4 PLEASANT WINTER Jklf.
THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED u LINE.
Failing every twelve DAYS for Venezuela g. A.. and ths
Island Of Curacao W. L. anor une1used opportunty
wishing make short voyage 70 the tropica
These American ships specially built for the trAi ars pro-
vided with every modern for oonvenence
and comfort OF passengers The round trip male Ia toi
weeks Passage, sl4l. For particulars apply to
BOULTON. BLISS n DALLETr,
General Managers. II Wali-se
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CPECIAL WINTER TOURS.
@6 A DAY

&b A DAY
Covers all necessary travein expenses Of Wlut To1e
southern seas repsts with uovs Tropical scenes Tps
OF three weeks or specially oye erntng tas
visiting from forty ,or, )t asrsst rhs s's
Iururous Iron 3tes OF ths ATLAS ID
IA Havt CarthsgenA SnvanlA
Santa Martha Colon Nicaragua Costa Eica andtne ~osaWo
Coast
Only First Cabin passe1 srriet
Fortnformaton and descriptive nphist address
PIN, FOHWOOD Il co. "a State-st. New.Yorx
ITO PLEASURE TRAVELLERS.
The U. s. and Brazil Mail ss Co.'S steamers AliancA
Finance" and Advance" sail monthly for Rio de Janera
touching Thomas Barbndos Para MaraDham Pernsni'
buco and Bahia the Alliance" continuing 10 santos
This IL delightful voyage OF about 80 days Including
stops There safer or more comfortable steamers
built II seldom that they meet rough weather.
PAUL. T. GERHARD 4 CO. Gen. Agents " broadsk
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